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Language: English
Published by Dutton Juvenile, 1997
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- Title
- A String of Beads
- Author
- Reid, Margarette S.
- Publisher
- Dutton Juvenile
- Publication year
- 1997
- Condition
- Good
- Signed
- Signed by Author(s)
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0525457216
- ISBN 13
- 9780525457213
- Illustrator
- Wolff, Ashley
Young readers will enjoy bold, dramatic illustrations and the simple math concepts at work in the charming story that captures the pleasure that a little girl and her grandmother get out of their bead collection.
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From the Author
How the illustrator created artwork for A String of Beads.
Hello, I am Ashley Wolff, the illustrator of A Sting of Beads. When I was given the manuscript for this story, I really didn't have any idea how much research and work would eventually go into illustrating it. Six fascinating months later, I knew a great deal more about the lore and history of beads than I ever thought I would. I created the artwork for this book by painting watercolor paper with black gesso. I then did the paintings with gouache, or opaque watercolor. The black backgrounds allowed me to silhouette the beads in a very dramatic way. My favorite page is the one that shows perhaps the "first" bead. A little girl wearing a necklace she has made from a shell with a hole already in it. Now I cannot wait for visits to my Northern California beaches to look for shell "beads" and to string them as I walk along.
Hello, I am Ashley Wolff, the illustrator of A Sting of Beads. When I was given the manuscript for this story, I really didn't have any idea how much research and work would eventually go into illustrating it. Six fascinating months later, I knew a great deal more about the lore and history of beads than I ever thought I would. I created the artwork for this book by painting watercolor paper with black gesso. I then did the paintings with gouache, or opaque watercolor. The black backgrounds allowed me to silhouette the beads in a very dramatic way. My favorite page is the one that shows perhaps the "first" bead. A little girl wearing a necklace she has made from a shell with a hole already in it. Now I cannot wait for visits to my Northern California beaches to look for shell "beads" and to string them as I walk along.
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